How Lighting and Latitude Shape the Taiwanese Culture - inVISIBLE TAIWAN Ep6
Latitudes and landscapes dictate how sunlight approaches different regions, and the nuances in lighting shape how a culture sees the world. In Taiwan, people have been using light as a paintbrush to express their views towards the world. By deploying cutting-edge lighting technology, Lantern Festival in Taiwan incorporates traditional paper lanterns into laser light shows. By reimagining lighting arrangements, Taiwanese designers breathe new life into century-old temples. While neon lights no longer dominate the signage market in Taiwan, a few dedicated craftsmen keep the art of neon tube-making alive. Learn more about the interplay between lighting and Taiwanese culture.
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